A Renewable Lignin–Lactide Copolymer and Application in Biobased Composites

By Yi-Lin Chung, Johan V. Olsson, R. Li, C. Frank, R. Waymouth, Sarah L. Billington, Elizabeth S. Sattely. 2013

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Biomedical Engineering, Biotechnology

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• Lignin: Recent advances and emerging applications (2014, background): “As a set of examples, lignins are being used for the controlled release of fertilizers, modified for slow-release fertilizers and herbicides in agriculture [73–75], as a base for differentmaterials application in the fields of bioplastics [75–77], (nano)composites [76–79] and nanoparticles [80–84].”
• Evaluation of PLA–lignin bioplastics properties before and after accelerated weathering (2015, unknown): “Different types of lignin have been incorporated in PLA by melt mixing [18,19], graft polymerization of lactide onto lignin [20], manual mixing [21], etc.”